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Cultivate Younger Generals and Create Forces
The Protagonist Forms a Force, Conquers Geniuses, Fights for Hegemony Together, and Plans the World.
No less than 5 million words
Looking for Ancient War Novels in Which the Protagonist Builds an Army and Conquers the World
Looking for the kind of protagonist who travels to ancient times, relies on his own abilities to build an army, and conquers the world
Are There Any Novels in Which the Protagonist Rebels and Strives for Hegemony? (Traditional Writing Required)
What I like most about the novels about being an emperor is that the emperor centralizes his power. Is it the king's land all over the world, and the king's ministers are on the shore of the land. The kind of traditional feudal dynasty novels, the kind that I hate the most about being an emperor while practicing democracy and constitutional monarchy. Please recommend! Please recommend!
Seeking History + Imaginary + Fighting + Rebellion + High Quality + Peace in Troubled Times
It means that the protagonist performs meritorious service on the border, and then rises step by step, fights with the northern nomads, and then the world is in chaos. The protagonist brings peace to the troubled world.
Pure Ancient Military, Fictional History, No Stallion, No Fantasy,
It's best to be a strategy, the more words, the better
Ask the Protagonist to Rebel and Become the Emperor
Are There Any More Authentic Anti-Corruption Texts from Ancient Times?
Everyone, it is my duty to recommend good books!
I Recently Fell in Love with Rebellion Books, Recommend Them to Me
In Ancient Wars, Those Who Fought for Hegemony and Fought Step by Step Should Not Be Blind to Weapons.
I want to read a book similar to "Ten Kingdoms, Thousand Beauties".
A Novel That Asks the Protagonist to Cultivate His Own Power and Accept His Subordinates
A novel that asks the protagonist to cultivate his own power and accept his subordinates
Historical Fiction + Military Hegemony
Books like Military Journey












































You can take a look at the emperors of the Three Kingdoms and learn from them. They are all peasant uprisings.
It's very interesting, but it's really similar to a novel I read before, but that novel was too eunuch. I hope the author can stick to it!
It looks okay so far